The Sun. — London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

I Id ysee First Page. C tht CI/ MISSIONARY SOCIETY, SeC Fourth Page. THBATRICAL REGISTEk. MAIL% -R ivrD-1 Dublin, 3 Waterford, I Holland. 4 Gottenburgli, 2 Hamburgb, I Frauce. TI 11; SUN. ttIEEM QUIS DICERE FALsUDI AUDEAT LONDON, r UESMIY, J41\ 7 1721RY 13. 1818. Th urs day. FIVE PER CENTS. ......65f. 45 c. TE R TO CORRESPONDENTS. " PlLitys To-morrow.—Otter Favours also, if possible. T H D Performed Last Night. ' I:)QATRE Ii nYAL, DRURT-LANE.—King Richard the Third : iike of G loucester. Mr. Kean ; Queen, Mrs. Glover. Af- T4 r 4 ;hitl, Harl equ i n ' s Vi s i on. 14 R r. y o E ItoaL, COVENT-GA RDEN.—Retrib al 01:1 : VarttlrS, un z ; Ziinra Miss O'Neill. After which, Liar le- Gulliver. Gulliver: ' PRICE OF STOCKS I gere 'rim PAY AT .W 1.1,V , WC:MICK. ap er , nt. Red .. 81 , 111 Bank L. Ann..... 10/ 15-16ths 4Z4 'rm. Cons ... .... ...44 India 80nd5.:..1045. 105 s. pr. r e e t t ," ts .. Exch. 8i115...... ...... 19s. 28s. pr. 04 . Ann. 105/ 106 1054 Cuns. for Account,.... 82/iii 41 0 :,7 1 .. W ATER Al LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. minutes after 7. I Evening, 46 minutes after 7. gla wt tecei vec i l ast n i g h t t h e P ar i s P a p ers o f Fri it?last. Those of Saturday, which were due this D lin g, have not come to hand. tb re give a few extracts, all that is material in erb ' in anok her column. The Chamber of Peers t iste Ni Of ope n in g the di scuss i on on Thursday ll Proj e t res p ec ti ng t h e P ress , re f erre d it f o r con siderati on to a speci a l C omm i ttee o f fiv e , an d 1, t jutirl i e d without fixing any day for the next pub -4e Sitting. litsc continued indisposed with the gout. 2t is said that the Sittings of the Germanic hies will be removed from Frankfort to Vienna. -4 %.1" OF LETTER FRONT THE AGENT TO kt oYD . S, AT TUE CAPE OP GOOD HOPE, DATED k ov. 15, 1817. . 6 The following most daring act of Piracy was tskttnitted in our Port on the Ilth inst., viz.:--- 1 1 4 The Eliz a b e th, kirtirra, laying at anchor off 14 : Th ' Island, with about 120 tons of Oil on ti a ' ll , was boarded at about I A. 24. by a party ari ne , i deserters from his Majesty's lOth Regi s. Itud Convicts (about 12 in number, i. C. t ti tl4ll "'s and seven convicts), who, after se tt, 11 ? : the hatches, &c., obtained possession of l oos "iii 1 ), and at the same instant cut the cables, td v kit, • t he sails, and favoured by a strong S. E. stweteded in carrying her off. At 6 A. M. th e C aPtain and crew having refused to listen to ti ti t invitation to loin them in their piratical un :ll4i"l4, with the exception of tit& Mate, were rtttaitteft to leave the ship in the boat, which : deh ed Robin I s l an d i n sa f et y a b ou t f our o' c l oc k ane day." 1 Y a letter received to-day we learn, that the 410tirat Gambier, BRASH, laden with Government ilf3 ret . . for Ceylon, was totally lost On the morning tit t he 20th June last, having stuck on the Reef t ' t , Tuan de Nova, in the Mosambique Channel ; ilrew saved. T HE FUNDS.—Consols yesterday rose to 821 "r the Account, and this morning they com klenced at that price. The influx of money is great. The late great sellers have made se eral large purchases on Saturday and yesterday. 7 Market looks exceedingly brisk. At 1 o'clock ere wete buyers of Consols at 82k. -1 is rumoured that the conduct of a certain u ignita r , y of the Church has attracted the atten tl°ll of his Superior , and has been noticed by 4 1 ' 4 1, in a manner highly creditable to his Charac et, Ranh, and truly dignified Station. -ie Letter of LANFRANC, which will be found v ° "r prec e di ng co l umns , i s so i mportant to the : 31 int erests o f our present Establishment in t 'lur ch and St a te, th a t it i s entit l e d . 0 the parti -14 attention of all ranks of the Community. Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. Jour; befor e the University of Cambridge, on C I ; 19 111 N ovem b er, on t h e D eath o f T he P r i ncess ti t ki qurre of WALES, has attracted universal f ie ' and is now out o f p r i nt . It i s there intention to offer to our Readers the.prin th Parts of tt, whi c h cannot f a il to excite in e ' r breasts th e warmest emotions of aaection p atts t be memory of th e ill ustr i ous su bj ect o f t hi s th quic di scourse, and of gratitude to the d0(4;4 ( 4 ; 4 Preach er , f or hi s c h aste de li neat i on o f H er to: tr ete, and his aw f u l appea l . to t h e yout h s w h o por'34tuted, greatly t o t h e i r cre di t , t h e l argest o, y ti on of his congregation on that memorable ti n T he Principal amusement of Prince LEOPOLD, his ar r i va l at Came, is shoot i ng, acco q i ed bv Ba ron 11 AHDENBliocK and Sir 11. m ohcßT 41 " 1 'Pa, or riding on the neighbouring hills. fu4 Grand Oratorio will be perfortned in Dart• Church in (be course of the next month. CAPTURE OF GENERAL NINA. (MEXICAN GAZETTE.) Extracts from the Extraordinary Gazette of the Government of Mexico, of Saturday, Nov. 1,1817, inserted in a Journal Extraordinary of the Go vernment of Havataual, of Monday, Dec. 1, of the same year. OffictAl confirmation of the capture of the traitor MINA, and the end of the invasion executed by him and his followers against the faithful domi nions of our Lord King FERDINAND (whom God preserve), in Soto la Marina, on the 24th of April of the present year. DISPATCH OF COLONEL DON FRANCISCO DE OR- RANTI A . Most Excellent Sir,—With the greatest satisfaction I con gratulate your Excellency on my having taken prisoner, at 7 o'clock this day, the traitor Mina, in company with 25 others, in the pass of Venadito, belonging to the estate of Tlachi quera, where he was with 200 men, nearly the half of whom are killed; among the rest the rebel Pedro Moreno, whose head has been brought to this town, where I hare just arriv ed ; and as soon as I have an opportunity I will send the dis patch to the Mariscal de Campo Dun Pasqual de Linan• I ad vise your Excellency of the success, on account of the interest you must take in it. God preserve your Excellency many years. Silao, Oct. 27, 1817, eight o'clock at night. Addressed to his Excellency the Viceroy Don Juan nuez de Apodaca. Dispatch of Captain D. AGUSTIN AGUERRE to Colonel D. &trite'. BRACH°, Political and Military Commandant of Queretaro. I send your Excellency the enclosed very interesting dis patch, which I have received for the Viceroy, which I beg you will transmit immediately. The enclosure contains the most important intelligence of the capture of the traitor Mina alive, the two Herrerays, a Frenchman, and I bring the head of Moreno. The whole has bee,. done by Col. 1). Francisco de Orrantia, who entered Silao yesterday, at 7 o'clock in the morning.—Oct. 28, 1817. A Flemish and Ditch Mail brings an article from the French frontiers, which attributes the late journey of the Duke of WaLLINGTots to Pa ris to causes of the utmost moment. The AM. trian Counsellor of Finance, M. BARBIER, appears to have a difficult negociation to carry on' w'th the French Government: he has just received a number of chests, containing papers and docu ments from a multitude of Austrian subjects, who clam compensations from France. The Prince of ORANGE is represented be in the exercise of his former functions as Commander-in-Chief. All papers addressed by the Commissary-General to the King must first pass through the hands of his Royal Highness. WINDSOR, JAN. 11.—On Friday Sir HENRY HAtaroßD went out of waiting on the KING, and left the Castle for London The Duchess of Wax gave a gland entertainment at Oatlands to a very numerous company ; her Royal Highness distributed many presents on that day to the neighbouring inhabitants, as New Year's Gifts. This day the Royal Famili attended Divine Service in the Private Chapel in the Castle, and afterwards the QUEEN and Prin cess ELIZABETH rode out in a coach and tour by Inglefieid- green, and returned to the Castle to din..er. This morning Lord ST. HELEN'S and Count MUNSTER lett the Castle for London. WORCESTBR, JANUARY 10 -An Adjourned Meeting of the Committee appointed to ascertain NMI protect the Rights of the Fteemen of rbi s city rn Pitchcroft, was held at the Guildhall, yes terday, Lord Vi.count Dagatiustr io the chair, when several applicable Resolutions were passed. Amongst others nas the folluivi,,g.--"` That the Committee having read tie Report .of Mr Taun ton upon the case as submitted tor his opinion, by the direction of the Committee, are fully determined to try • the question at law:* To defray the law expenses, which - this proceed ing will incur, it was resolved immediately to open a subscription, and the surplus, if any, to be given to the Infirmary Mr. BROUGHAM findinK he had no chance at Liverpool and various other places, has actually, it is said, determined to stand for Westmoreland, and has commenced his canvas. If we have any knowledge of the Spirit and Loyalty of the Yeo manry of that independent County, there is as little prospect of success for Mr. BROUGHAM in that quarter as there was at the places we have refer red to. From the conduct pursued by the Earl of DAa. LINGTON, ever since he quitted the friends of Mr. PI rT ,— his recent subscription of 1051. to Mr. 1-10NE's fund does not surprise the Freeholders and Inhabitants of the County of Durham. They think it his Lordship's bounty had been bestowed on the distressed seamen on the Wear and the Tyne, it might have neutralised the dissatisfaction which is so universally expressed throughout the Diocese at the present state of the Representation of that County. Count MONSTER left his residence in Grosvenor place, yesterday morning, for Brighton, to attend the PRINCE REGENT at the Pavilion. Le Comte D'OJAROWSKI, Prince WORENSKI, Aid-de•Camp, and retinue, have arrived at Mt vAaT's hotel, after a rapid journey from Moscow of twenty days. Condolence is the object of their visit. The Rev. FREDERICK IREMONSER, W1)0, 53 we yesterday stated, has been appointed one of the Prebendaries of Winchester, in the room of the late D. JENKIN, was installed in the Cathedral of that City on Friday last. Lori KINNAIED is canvassing the Borough of Bishop's Castle, with a view of opposing the in terests on which the present Members are return ed; at the ensuing General Election.—Rumour also states, that the reelection of the present Member for Montgomery will be opposed at the same period. POETRY. ROYAL ROBBERY. Lament not SAxesY that spoilers came, Professing Justice was their only aim, Yet of thy kingdAn meanly stole a part— Lands they may rule, how dirrent, Sire, thy sway! Their subject-slaves reluctantly obey, While thou art Sov'reign of thy nation's heart. EPIGRAM. 'Twixt Razoa and HONE, the old bargain has been, That the HONE should be dull, while the Itazoa was keen; But 'twas said t'uther day by a iiiiischievuus carper, That the Razoa is dull, while the HONE is the Sharper, COS. REGISTER OF FASHION. FASHIONABLE CHANGES. Dr. and Mrs. Phillimorc, from R. Howard's, Esq. Ash tead Park, near Epsom, to Lord Grenville's at Dropmore ; Sir Francis Shuckburgh, from Kirkman's Hutel, Lower Brook-street, for Warwickshire; Mr. George Slietwode, for Stratton Audley, Oxon; Mr. and Mrs. Hutton and family, fur Paris; Lord and Lady Huntingdon, from Reddish's New Royal Hotel, Jerinyn-street ; J. Bzadshaw, Esq. from ditto, for 'xfordsbire ; Colonel AitchinsOn, frond ditto, for Berk shire. BATH ARRIVALS.—Marquis of Ormonde, Earl and Countess of Cork, Lord Weymouth, Lord J. Thynne, Sir C. (..ateraft, Sir ltd. Hoare, Sir J. Pollen, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeni:Ai and family. Colonel Dalrymple, Colonel Hawkins, Colonel and Mrs. Paget, Captain and Mrs. Campbell, Captains H. Bayty, Cowper, Gibbons, ,Majendie, Tainerton, and T. B. Thornhill ; Reverends Dr. Moore, W. R. Redford, Mr. Lid way, Dr. Morrell, H. Parish, J. Poole, J. Radford, and T. Wilkinson. LADY CLIVE. The interment of Lady CLIVE, relict of ROBERT Lord WYE, took place at Broomfield on Wed nesday. The funeral as conducted, agreeably to her Ladyship's directions, wit h the greatest plain ness. The Earl of fowls was the chief mourner, supported by his ,sons, the Lord Viscount Clive and the Hon, Robert Clive, and followed by Col. Clive and General Robinson. The service was performed by the Rev. Mr. Hodges. A TRIBCTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LADY CLIVE. • Now rest, The active virtues of Margaret, Baroness Clive, Relict and worthy Consort of Robert Lord Clive, Baron of Massey, &c. &c. Whose valour and conduct subjected India To the dominion of Great Britain. As much as be excelled as a Soldier and statesman, So much did she in the milder virtues of her Sex. Her Piety to God was unaffected ; Her Attachment to her Friends unshaken ; Her Liberality to the Poor unbounded. STRANGER! (For such thou must be, who suspectest these Lines of Flattery.) Ask the adjoining Cousilies What were Her Merits, and what is Their Loss. Their Tears will certify the Truth Of this Memorial. Ludlow, Jan. 7, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT TA'i 'ERS..-ILVS, JA'. 12. 1818. 15 to I agst Crecy 16 to 1 Piccaroon High odds any other. OAKS, 1818. 4 to 1 agst Loo 113 to 1 agst any other. 2.000 GUINEAS STAKES. 6to I agst Trull le 1 Bto 1 agst Crecy 6to 1 Mai rnion c. 9to 1 -- Fifty-one horses are entered for the Doncaster St. Leger Stakes, 1818, of Isgs. each, for three year olds. DERBY 10 to 1 ag‘t Milton II to 1 Truffle 13 to 1 Ringtail HUNTING INTELLIGENCE. The Prince Regent's Stag-hounds meet on Friday, at Salt bill, at ten, if hunting weather. Th , Hatfield Hounds meet Thursday, at Braosinghans ; Sa torda), at synionds' Hy e, at half past ten. P.e East Essex Fox h-unds meet Thursday, at Crouch green, Castle Hedingham; Saturday, at Troys Wood. Mr. Conyer's Hounds meet Thursday, at the Whalebone, Hat low ; satutday, Matching-green J. Nlaberly, Esq.'s Fox-hounds meet Thursday, at the George, Hayes; Saturday, at Hamsey-green. H. Esq.'s Fox-hounds meet Wednesday, at the Thirteen Mile-stone, Sutton-road ; Saturday, at Kingswood gate. Lord Althorp's Hounds meet Wednesday, at Thornhy Grange ; Friday, at Duston, at half-past ten each day. The Duke of Grafton's Hounds meet Wednesday, at Bur ney Wood; Friday, at Wappenham Town, at half-past ten each day. The Quorndon Hounds meet Wednesday, at Widmerpool ; Friday, at Stanford Park; Saturday, at Witneswould, 'each morning at half-past ten. Sir Bellingham Graham's Hounds meet Wednesday, at Bas sets Pole; Thursday, at Swinfen ; Friday, at - Catton ; Mon day, Jan. 19, at Martinshaw Wood, each morning at ten. The Worcestershire Fox Hounds tea meet To-morrow, at The CI iffy ; Friday, at Newer's Wood ; Monday, at Dunclent's Farm, H urcott ; Wednesday, Jan. 21, at Shrawley Wood: and Friday, Jan. 23, at Goose Hill ;—each day at tea. ROYAL ACADEMY.—Mr. TURNER'S Second Lec t tire on Perspective was delivered last night. The ingenious Professor commented, in the course of his Lecture, on the respective merits of ALBERT DUERR and MICHAEL ANGELO, and afforded high gratification to his audience. NEW CHURCH.—We beg leave to point out the Surrey side of Waterloo Bridge as a proper scite for a New Free Church, as there is no orthodox place of worship between Lambeth Church and St. Saviour's, Southwark. The vast and vat ions po pulation of the place in question, and its imme diate vicinity, renders such a sacred Edifice pe culiarly proper in that situation, and may tend to the improvement on morals and religion of all classes of the inhabitants. On Friday next there will he a grand Ball at Gosport, under the patronage of the Ladies Com mittee, in aid of the funds of the Institution for Educating Poor Children on the Plan GI Dr. Bela., and in the principles of the Church of England. Fifteen Gentlemen of the neighbourhood will of ficiate as Stewards on the occasion, and the As sembly is expected to be very numerously at tended. At the Meeting of the Hereford Diocesan Com mittee holden on Wednesday last, it appeared by the account of the books, which had passed lirottO the hands of the Secretary, that 162 Bibles, 446 Prayer Books, and 4633 Testament's, and select portions of Scripture, or other religious Tracts, had been distributed within the last year by the different Members of the Society for Pro moting Christian Knowledge, who reside in that neighbourhood. SHIP NEWS; PORTSMOUTH, JAN LZ.—Arrived the Oraca beza, from Port Maria, Jamaica ; left the Union lOading for London.' The Harriet was expected round in a day or two from King ston, to • load for London. Tile Isabella was to sail from Aeratta - the 12th Nov. for England.— Saw a two-decker on shore in the Gult, supposed to be a Spanish ship. In ,lat. 34. 10. N. long. 66. W. saw three sail of men of wm- ) .supposed to be English, but (bk.y strewed no colours. The Oracabeza was beating to windward for 10 day; after she sailed against a strong S. WV. wind, but could not weatherJainaica, and was obliged to bear up and run through the Gulf :—she expe rienced continual gales and very bad weather on her passage, in which she lost her sails, boats, and bulwarks. DEAL, JAN. 12.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Glory, PANUDER, from Bengal ; - Cape Packet, from the Cape of Good Hope ; and the Rosario and Florida sloops of war from the Westward. Came down from the River the John and Ann, for Havannah ; Orion, for Berbice ; Ariadne, for St. Domingo ; Roebuck, for Siena Leone; Marsh, for Jamaica ; and Spectator, for St. Domingo. FALMOUTH, JAN. 10 —Arrived the Francis Freeling packet with mails from the Leeward Islands, last from St. Thomas's, in 28 days. ILFRACOM3E, JAN. 11 .—The ship Tobago, WESTBOROUGH, from Demerara to London, has been driven into the Bristol Channel, and obliged to put into this port. MURDER.—Last night a man named Evans, of Falconball-court, Sutton-street, Soho, was taken into custody and carried to St. Anne's watch house, charged with the murder of his wife. He was taken to Marlborough-street Office this morning, and, after ,a long examination, was re manded till Friday. HALIFAX (NOVA SCOTIA), NOV. 15.—His Ex cellency the Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to appoint the following Gentlemen to be Sheriffs for the present year : Thomas Maynard, Esq. County of Halifax. William Winniett, Esq. Country Annapolis. C. H. Chandler, E-q. County Cumberland. Henry Kaulback, Esq. County Lunenburg. George Chipman, Esq. King's County. Nathan Tupper, Esq. Queen's County. Isaiah Smith, Esq. County wants. -- Hunter, Esq. County Shelburne. David M'Queen, Esq. County Sydney. The fifth Anniversary of the Society of Anti. Varies of Newcastle-upon-Tyne was holden on Wednesday last, the 7tla inst. at the Castle, in that town, when his Grace the Doke ot Nowrgum. BERLAND was nominated patron of the Society, which office was vacant by the death of the late Duke; and the following elections took place for the year 1818. Sir John E. Swinburne, Bart. President ; Sir Chas. Monck, Bart. James Lush, Esq. and C. W. Bigge, Esq. Vice-Presi dents: the Rev. J. Hodgson, and Mr. Adamson, Secretaries; Mr. Adamson, Treasurer ; and Messrs. Jos. Forster, Thos. Bell, Win. Clarke, J. T. BroCkett, E. Charnley, J. Stanton, John Murray, Tins. Davidson, Bromell, Thos. Hodgson, with sir R. S. Hawks, Knt, and the Rev. W. Turner, Council. FRAUD DETRCTED.—A man, who signs himself W CooPER, has carried a pretended list of Sub scribers to respectable houses in the parish of St. Clement's Danes, pleading distress, and inserting_ at the head of the list the names of the Reverend Mr. GURNEY and other Persons as contributors, none of whom have signed the list in question. He even had the audacity to write a letter, recom mending his case in the name of Mr. GURNEY, to strengthen his application. It is probable that this man has attempted to carry on the same im positions in other parishes, and therefore we deem it a duty to put people on their guard. HALES WORTH, SUFFOLK.—We have lately had a sad instance of youthful depravity in our neigh bourhood. A farmer in Chediston had a child who died very suddenly ; its mother found it dead in the cradle, in which she had laic! it a short time before in apparent health. She was so much affected by the loss, that her husband sent her on a visit to her mo ther, in hopes that a change of scene might restore her spirits. A few (lays after her departure, the re maining child, who was between 5 and 6 years old, was found drowned in a pond near the house. This affliction, added to the former, nearly broke the heart of the unfortunate -mother. On Tuesday se'nnight we were alarmed by the report that the same tarmer's house was on fire. Every assist ance was immediately given, and it was extin guished without doing much damage ; but it was soon discovered thatit had been wilfully set on fire by the servant, who bad been nurse-maid to the two children. She confessed that she had set fire to some straw in the apple , chamber ; that her life was a bur den to her, and that she committed the act in the hope that she might be hanged for it. (This has given rise to a suspicion that she destroyed one, if not both, of the children, but no proof can be brought of it. She is now in Beccles gaol. William Wolslenholme, the last of the State Pri soners confined in Winchester county gaol, was last week liberated, on his own recognizance, to appear in the Court of King's Bench the first day of next Term. On Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. W. WEST, of Farna barn, Surrey, made a bet, for a considerable sum, to shoot fitly-two pigeons, from boxes (one at a time), in sixty-two minutes, which he completed in twenty-two, being forty minutes within the given time, having shot fifty-four birds.